Estonia provided extracts of its national laws and regulations relating to terrorism2 and indicated that it had criminalized terrorism as such as a criminal offence in its Penal Code.9 Furthermore, Estonia reported that it was in the process of becoming a party to the Protocol for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against the Safety of Fixed Platforms Located on the Continental Shelf, that it had concluded several bilateral anti-terrorism agreements and that it was preparing a law on the suppression of financing of terrorism.
Además, Estonia notificó que estaba realizando los trámites para ser parte en el Protocolo para la represión de actos ilícitos contra la seguridad de las plataformas fijas emplazadas en la plataforma continental, que había concertado varios acuerdos bilaterales de lucha contra el terrorismo y que estaba preparando legislación sobre la represión de la financiación del terrorismo.